Local Tours | Hong Kong Wetland Park | Seasonal orange-red bald cypress

The most popular place to check in recently must be #Lavended Cypress. Popular locations include Hong Kong Wetland Park, Tsing Yi Park, Liu Shui Xiang and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. #Waffles and Shrimp Cakes went to #Hong Kong Wetland Park a few days ago. We arrived at the wetland park around 11:30 in the morning and went to buy tickets first. The standard single-entry ticket is HK$30. Next time, you can consider buying multiple-entry passes. The standard ticket for the whole year is HK$100 and for half a year it is HK$50. Prepare to enter, the blooming camellia welcomes everyone at the entrance. The visitor center exhibits three models built with Lego bricks, one of which is the "succession path" of the bald cypress that we will see later. Before taking pictures of the bald cypress, take pictures of the reeds first. The reflection is very beautiful. Although it was cloudy on the day of the visit, it did not stop everyone from coming to check in. A row of bald cypresses that turned orange-red, coupled with their reflections in the water, murdered many memories. The sky is grey, and with the large amount of withered lotus leaves in the pond, there is a strong sense of vicissitudes. The lotus leaves in different shapes are also easy to photograph. Continue taking photos of bald cypress and its reflections. It turns out that trees that shed their leaves in autumn and winter stop producing chlorophyll, causing other pigments to emerge and the green leaves to change color. There are a lot of water dragons in the shallow water. I believe the landscape will be even more magnificent when the bald cypress saplings grow up. There were not many flowers in the wetland park that day, but I found a Bauhinia tree with many flowers in bloom. It turns out that the city flower of Hong Kong, Bauhinia bracteata, blooms twelve months a year. Walk a little further away and take pictures of the bald cypress from a different angle. Looking carefully, I saw a migratory bird on the tree. The flowers of Schefflera attract many bees. After leaving the paid area of ​​the wetland park, we walked up the slope and looked out over Shenzhen, where we could vaguely see Wutong Mountain. #香港景点 #香港好去 #假期地方 #检查点去 #检查点景点 #地方之旅 #wafflesandshrimpcakestravelhongkong